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Microsoft's Bing AI chatbot is breaking out of its browser exclusivity with Edge and will soon be available on other major browsers such as Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. The new features promised include more varied personalities and lifted restrictions, ensuring a consistent experience with Bing AI as on Edge. The company is focused on growing the chatbot's usage rather than using it to promote Edge. This development could make Bing AI a top priority and outgun Google's Bard.

As competitors surge ahead, Apple must unveil enhancements to Artificial Intelligence, gaming capabilities, and accessibility at WWDC 2023 to retain its position as a tech leader.

At Google's I/O Conference, WebGPU technology was adopted for better access to artificial intelligence for web applications. Use phone and laptop hardware to access, process and benefit from AI faster, all without worrying about data protection or network issues. WebGPU is a result of major players such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft. Enhance your web capabilities by downloading Chrome's Baseline technology and running Kotlin language software in web browsers with WebAssembly. Empower your AI journey and discover the vast potential of WebGPU with Google's AI-first initiative.

WWDC 2023 promises to be a huge event with Apple Inc. potentially introducing generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and Midjourney. Improvements to Siri and other apps, like Safari and Final Cut Pro, could be implemented, marking a shift in the tech giant's focus. MSFT has already made significant progress in AI, and Apple could use WWDC to remain competitive in the industry. Join Tim Cook as he shows off the potential of generative AI!

. This article provides an overview of the dispute between the Justice Department and Google over the search engine's alleged monopoly. Google has argued that their agreement with Apple to be the default search engine on Safari has generated competition. The Justice Department has called for Google's exclusivity from contracts to be eliminated, in turn allowing potential competitors to bid for access to different platforms. Expect a ruling from Judge Amit Mehta this summer.